Glove box installation help
I just bought a new glovebox insert and don't want to screw it up.....any hot tips?
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Don't tug on Superman's cape!
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I just take's a little finess don't be in a hurry with it...Make's it real easy if you remove part of the heater box on the firewall inside the cab..
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when i did mine (ac) i had to reroute a few of the defrost hoses to get mine in.But like they say,go easy and slow and it will go.....it looks like it wont,but it will :p
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May want to put some of the sealant/caulk or matal duct tape on the outside seams before you install it. Will not show put will keep the water out if you ever get a leak around the windshield or antenna hole. Did not do mine and about a week later got some water in mine due to the way the seam was made on the new one.
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It was actually pretty easy since it's a non-a/c model. After I got the glove box door off it just slipped right in. I did have to trim around the latch a little bit to get it to close but a utility knife made short work of that.
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